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skip to content thekay.la just everything menu raves & rants food & libations #honestco photography my dog is not a dog kaycelyn’s favorite things about me golden tickets for candytopia! your childhood fantasy of an edible candy paradise is now a reality, and it is right around the corner in santa monica! candytopia , originally delayed 6 months due to permit issues that would have originally placed it at a downtown location, has found it’s home on the 1st and 2nd floor of the 3rd street promenade mall. brought to you by jackie sorkin, a.k.a the candy queen, this modern day willy wonka chocolate factory is as colorful and delicious as the instagram posts you have been seeing! although it is a perfect destination to bring your children, you inner child will be jumping for joy as you journey through themed room after room of classic art made entirely out of jelly beans, runts, gummys & candy belts. following the growing trend of “instagrammable installations” going on in major cities throughout the us, this is guaranteed to scratch your snaptastic itch. every room and angle is a perfect photo opportunity- make sure you bring either a selfie stick or a photographer boyfriend to document your every move! each room has giant buckets and treasure chests of various candies you can sample. my first thought was, ‘this seems like probably the best way to get the flu’, but don’t worry each candy is individually wrapped [however i do recommend bringing some hand sanitizer with you as the installation is very interactive and kids are naturally drooling over the treats]. tickets go for $30 a pop and though it seems expensive for an experience that generally takes about an hour to walk through, you will leave with your pockets full of america’s favorite candies. the installation will be around for 4 months [through june] so get your time slot specific tickets now. jackie sorkin aka the candy queen the candy scream! author the kay posted on march 19, 2018 march 19, 2018 categories raves & rants , things to do tags activities , activity , adult , art , california , candy , candy factory , candy queen , candytopia , child , classic , factory , fun , installation , jackie sorkin , los angeles , museum , queen , santa monica , tickets , west coast , willy wonka , willy wonka and the chocolate factory less douchebags, more parking i love the valley! i could scream it atop the highest of mullholland mountains! if you are a westsider for life, let me try to persuade you. i mean really y’all, there is more to the valley than people shooting porn- there are also a lot of people watching porn (probably because its so hot they can’t leave the house). but i digress… what is more “in” than being not “in”? literally nothing. nothing says trendy like being somewhere that isn’t trendy. why do you think all the kardashians and biebers live in calabasas where old retired people who ride horses live? well the valley is not a trendy westside, reservation required, valet only, overpriced apartment, small portioned bougie-organic-grass-fed and placed in a golden box for 28 hours and massaged ’til tender and then served to you on a cut slab of rock for $54 a pop, clothes store ( i have no idea what that is, i just got mad and this is what my fingers typed- i even like organic and grassfed but it just sounds stupid to request * ). the sf valley is easy to navigate, everything is accessible, it caters to families and old people so it’s designed around comfort, you don’t have to worry about crowds, there’s a plethora of outdoor activities to enjoy (stay tuned for my post on the best nature in the valley), there is endless shopping (upscale and thrift), and most importantly there are less douchebags, more parking. there are several food and drink places strung across the valley that perfectly align with the sf valley’s (unwritten) mission statement of being casual & comfortable. the spot – perfect for after 1am 17200 ventura blvd, encino the spot is a hookah bar & lounge that is open until 3am on weekdays and 5am on weekends. hidden in the back of the encino commons complex between louise and balboa, it is one of the original encino hangs (it has been around for 10 years). they don’t serve alcohol so it is perfect for after hours & late night drunchies since they serve delicious appetizer sampler plates (onion rings, chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks), over 40 flavors of hookah, and fresh cut coconuts to rehydrate you and take the ache out of that next day hangover. surly goat – perfect for date night 17337 ventura blvd #100a, encino the sister bar to the west hollywood pub, surly goat encino opened 2 years ago and is more calm in comparison to the sardine packed friday night situation at the weho location. some nights i have been there and it is pretty slow and other nights it’s very crowded and hard to get a seat (especially when there is live music). there is pool, shuffleboard, a photo booth, karaoke on tuesday starting at 9pm, bar eats like tots & sliders, and reasonably priced cocktails with a wide bourbon, whiskey, & beer selection (good for date night). there is an outside enclosed patio which is nice for a daytime drink or those nighttime smokers. crave cafe – perfect for casual lunch 14504 ventura blvd, sherman oaks i’ll just say i crave the options. if your friends are never able to agree on a food genre, well crave is open 24 hours, and has pizza, waffles, quiches, bagels, milkshakes, sandwiches, boba, burritos, salads, crepes, cakes, burgers, paninis, and even sushi (we get it – you name it they have it). they don’t serve alcohol, and it gets very busy around meal times so avoid the rush by going for a late lunch or late dinner. the salads are huge and the pizza is made fresh. you can lounge inside on couches or outside on the ventura boulevard patio. this is the heart of sherman oaks so there is a lot of shopping and restaurants if you are looking to walk off your bbq chicken pizza and red velvet whoopie pie. el torito cantina – perfect for taco tuesday 14433 ventura blvd, sherman oaks taco tuesday- duh. every tuesday from 2-10pm. they recently expanded their taco tuesday bar to include more appetizers and sides, all for the low price of $3 a ticket (which you trade in at the taco bar). on taco tuesdays they have karaoke in the bar, and the dj will literally bring the mic to your table and you can sing while you stuff your face with chips and guac (it’s kind of my thing there). at least three times i have yelled “i lovvve sherman oaks” to the tune of “i love rock & roll” after consuming 3 v-strong cadillac margaritas. tip: this location is huge so it is perfect for large birthday dinners and it is always a loud and fun environment hq gastropub – perfect for dinner & drinks on the weekend 20969 ventura blvd, woodland hills this place is amazing, which is why its called hq (“high quality”). designed around a music memorabilia collection & state of the art a/v equipment, this sports bar/ gastropub/ lounge opened about 2 years ago. it has a great menu that is very affordable, good music, a plethora of tv’s, great staff & service, an outdoor patio, and private rooms for events. it is also located within walking distance of three other bars, perfect for a casual bar hop. lakeside cafe – perfect for brunch on the weekend 16817 ventura blvd, encino this is the brunch spot of the valley (though many don’t know it). right there on the corner of balboa and ventura, is a hidden gem. you can sit outside by a natural springs that is shaped like a giant guitar. it is built on los encinos state historic land , where some of the original structures still exist (there is a museum you can visit after lunch or while waiting for a table). a description of what was once the fernandeno indian village was recorded as part of the 1769 portola expedition, so it is full of history, and what a better place to appreciate history than drinking endless mi

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